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Focuses on a study of filial cannibalism at the University of Nevada. Centered on the Cortez damselfish; Investigated whether this was a deliberate strategy or an `evolutionary mistake'; Findings.

Reports on research by scientists at Arizona State University on why cannibalism is so rare. The benefits of cannibalism to some species; Why it is not more widespread; Their studies on the tiger salamander.

In the article, the authors discuss the importance of expert translations in the dissemination of research results around the world as of late June 2014. In their article at "Ambio: A Journal of the Human Environment," they suggested that professional translators with science backgrounds should be hired by non-anglophone countries to achieve better research translations. They also cite the main languages worldwide, including Mandarin, Spanish and French.

Comments on the need to prevent global warming. Reduction in carbon emissions; Need to develop strategies that ensure the long-term protection of a species or habitat while complying with international and national legislation; Reason why conservation-related taught masters programs in both the U.S. and Europe failed to produce postgraduates with the requisite skills.